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Hungary’s Losses From Extreme Heat Could Reach $157 Million, Prime Minister Says

Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant has been forced to reduce and nearly halt operations after an extreme heat wave drove the Danube's water level dangerously low, with Prime Minister Peter Magyar estimating

August 3, 2026

by Economy Desk

MVM Paks Nuclear Power Plant in Hungary forced to shut down as Danube River water levels hit record lows

Hungary Faces Energy Crisis as Record-Low Danube Forces Paks Nuclear Shutdown

Hungary's Paks nuclear plant shut down for the first time in 42 years Thursday as record-low Danube levels made reactor cooling impossible, removing 2,000MW from the grid. Prime Minister Péter Magyar urged Hungarians to avoid air conditioning during peak hours

August 1, 2026

by Miranda Novell

Budapest parliament building reflecting Hungary's post-Orbán political transition

Hungary Prosecutors Raid Fidesz Data Servers in Embezzlement Probe Against Orbán’s Party

Hungarian prosecutors raided Fidesz party data centers Tuesday in an embezzlement probe, the first major criminal

Netanyahu faces ICC arrest calls in Europe over Gaza genocide allegations

Palantir NHS Deal Sparks Outrage as Rights Groups Demand Netanyahu Arrest in Europe

A widening international storm is gathering at the intersection of war, technology, and global justice, as accusations of a Gaza genocide intensify scrutiny not only on political leaders but also on the

March 21, 2026

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Zelenskyy and Orban during EU crisis over Russia Ukraine war aid dispute

Zelenskyy Demands Timeline for Talks as EU Crisis Erupts Over Blocked $100 Billion Aid

In the fifth year of the Russia Ukraine war, the battlefield is no longer defined solely by artillery and trenches. It is increasingly shaped by stalled diplomacy, fractured alliances, and economic leverage

March 20, 2026

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Ukraine drone strike hits Russian airbase 800km inside Russia

Kyiv Attacks Deep Inside Russia as Peace Talks Stall and Western Divisions Explode

The Russia Ukraine war entered a dangerous new phase this week as Ukrainian forces carried out long-range attacks deep inside Russian territory, targeting aviation infrastructure nearly 800 kilometers from the border. According

March 19, 2026

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Russia Ukraine war energy crisis as Hungary accuses Ukraine of blocking the Druzhba oil pipeline supplying Central Europe

Hungary Accuses Kyiv of Politically Blocking Druzhba Oil Pipeline

The dispute over energy transit routes has emerged as a new flashpoint in the Russia Ukraine war, exposing deep fractures within Europe and raising questions about the stability of the continent’s energy

March 16, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Ukraine prepares $80 million IMF repayment as Western debt pressure grows

Ukraine Set to Pay IMF Over $80M as Debt Pressure Mounts

Ukraine is scheduled to transfer more than $80 million to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on March 16 as part of its debt servicing obligations, underscoring the mounting financial pressure facing Kyiv

March 16, 2026

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Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán during EU summit blocking Russia sanctions package

Russia Ukraine War: Peace Push Collapses Amid EU Rift and US Policy Weakness

The fragile hope for a negotiated end to the Russia-Ukraine war eroded further this week as efforts to revive peace talks floundered and fractures within the Western alliance deepened, leaving Kyiv increasingly

February 24, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at EU summit after blocking €90 billion Ukraine loan

Hungary’s Veto of €90 Billion EU Loan Exposes Critical Weakness in West

Hungary’s decision to block a €90 billion European Union loan for Ukraine has done more than stall financial assistance. It has exposed the fragile architecture beneath Western unity, a structure that, after

February 21, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Hungary accuses Ukraine of election interference as Prime Minister Viktor Orban addresses the media

Hungary to Summon Ukrainian Ambassador Over Election Interference, Says Orban

Hungary said it would summon Ukraine’s ambassador following what Prime Minister Viktor Orban described as an attempt by Ukrainian leaders to interfere in the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections, sharply escalating diplomatic tensions

January 27, 2026

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EU Parliament prepares vote on 104 billion euro Ukraine loan amid divisions

EU Parliament Moves to Fast-Track €104 Billion Ukraine Loan as Internal Divisions Deepen

The European Union is once again racing against its own institutional gravity. As winter tightens its grip on the continent, the European Parliament is preparing to fast-track a vote on a €90

January 20, 2026

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Emmanuel Macron announces France will vote against EU-Mercosur trade agreement

France to Reject EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement in Major Vote, Macron Says

PARIS — France will vote against signing the long-delayed free trade agreement between the European Union and the South American common market, Mercosur, President Emmanuel Macron said, a move that could derail

January 9, 2026

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Hungary’s Losses From Extreme Heat Could Reach $157 Million, Prime Minister Says

Hungary Faces Energy Crisis as Record-Low Danube Forces Paks Nuclear Shutdown

Hungary Prosecutors Raid Fidesz Data Servers in Embezzlement Probe Against Orbán’s Party

Palantir NHS Deal Sparks Outrage as Rights Groups Demand Netanyahu Arrest in Europe

Zelenskyy Demands Timeline for Talks as EU Crisis Erupts Over Blocked $100 Billion Aid

Kyiv Attacks Deep Inside Russia as Peace Talks Stall and Western Divisions Explode

Hungary Accuses Kyiv of Politically Blocking Druzhba Oil Pipeline

Ukraine Set to Pay IMF Over $80M as Debt Pressure Mounts

Russia Ukraine War: Peace Push Collapses Amid EU Rift and US Policy Weakness

Hungary’s Veto of €90 Billion EU Loan Exposes Critical Weakness in West

Hungary to Summon Ukrainian Ambassador Over Election Interference, Says Orban

EU Parliament Moves to Fast-Track €104 Billion Ukraine Loan as Internal Divisions Deepen

France to Reject EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement in Major Vote, Macron Says

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